Product Designer 2: Outdoor Handhelds & Hunting Devices

Garmin Ltd.; Olathe (KS); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Garmin Benefits

Job summary

Garmin Ltd. seeks a full-time Product Designer 2 for Outdoor Handhelds and Hunting Devices at its U.S. headquarters in the Greater Kansas City area. You will design user experiences for a diverse range of Garmin products, helping users explore the outdoors, stay connected, and assist in rescues in remote areas.

You will work with a design mentor to ideate and craft compelling designs for new features, applying usability and user-centered design principles across multiple teams and stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in interactive design, human factors, visual design, or related field.
• Proven ability to create research, flows and prototypes using modern tools (e.g., Figma).
• 1+ year relevant work experience or 5+ years equivalent combination to Garmin Product Designer responsibilities.

Responsibilities

• Design and prototype user experiences for new features and products.
• Communicate research and designs via mockups, storyboards, and behavioral documentation.
• Create simple, usable UI solutions with clear flow and status for stakeholders and engineers.
• Collaborate with design leadership, software engineers, and product managers to set design direction.
• Conduct usability tests and iterate designs based on feedback.

Skills

Figma

User research

Prototyping

Storyboarding

Cross-functional collaboration

Communication

UX design

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Interactive Design or related field

Tools

Figma

Job description

Garmin Ltd. seeks a full-time Product Designer 2 for Outdoor Handhelds and Hunting Devices at its U.S. headquarters in the Greater Kansas City area. You will design user experiences for a diverse range of Garmin products, helping users explore the outdoors, stay connected, and assist in rescues in remote areas.

You will work with a design mentor to ideate and craft compelling designs for new features, applying usability and user-centered design principles across multiple teams and stakeholders.